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David Scher: Does It Fold?

For Does It Fold? in The Lab, multi-disciplinary artist David Scher will appear alongside special guests for three nights of performances. In dialogue with a pop-up exhibition of Scher’s sketchbooks and musical scores, there will be poetry readings by Brian Dewan, Jeff Dolven, and Aaron Kunin, along with musical performances by Sean Eden, Timothy Kane, and Paul Scher. Discussions will focus on the dreamlike landscapes, figures, and follies that fill the more than 1200 sketchbooks Scher has created over nearly six decades of drawing. While giving life to the symbols and storylines that crisscross Scher’s sketches, Does It Fold? will celebrate the impulse to draw and Scher’s own stream-of-consciousness practice that beclouds boundaries between the real world and the imaginary.

TICKETS, $10 via eventbrite here.

Thursday, September 7
Musical performance by Sean Eden
6:30-8pm

Friday, September 8
Artist talk with David Scher followed by Q&A and a musical performance
6:30-8pm

Saturday, September 9
Poetry readings by Jeff Dolven and Aaron Kunin, with a poetry reading and performance by Brian Dewan
6:30-8pm

Sean Eden is a guitarist, composer, producer, and sound designer, who is also a founding member of the New York band Luna.

Jeff Dolven is a poet and literature scholar whose work focuses on the English Renaissance, New York School, and the relationship between poetry and education. He is currently the Behrman Professor in the Humanities Council at Princeton University.

Aaron Kunin is a poet and literature scholar who has published five books of poetry, including Cold Genius: A Book of Poems, 2014, and The Mandarin, 2008. He is currently an Associate Professor of English at Pomona College where he teaches early modern literature.

Brian Dewan is a multi-media artist whose work spans poetry, painting, film, furniture design, and musical instrument design. He has released a series of short films, entitled I-CAN-SEE Filmstrips, and is one half of the electronic music duo Dewanatron.











When: Sat., Sep. 9, 2017 at 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: The Drawing Center
35 Wooster St. (Grand-Broome Sts.)
212-219-2166
Price: $10
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For Does It Fold? in The Lab, multi-disciplinary artist David Scher will appear alongside special guests for three nights of performances. In dialogue with a pop-up exhibition of Scher’s sketchbooks and musical scores, there will be poetry readings by Brian Dewan, Jeff Dolven, and Aaron Kunin, along with musical performances by Sean Eden, Timothy Kane, and Paul Scher. Discussions will focus on the dreamlike landscapes, figures, and follies that fill the more than 1200 sketchbooks Scher has created over nearly six decades of drawing. While giving life to the symbols and storylines that crisscross Scher’s sketches, Does It Fold? will celebrate the impulse to draw and Scher’s own stream-of-consciousness practice that beclouds boundaries between the real world and the imaginary.

TICKETS, $10 via eventbrite here.

Thursday, September 7
Musical performance by Sean Eden
6:30-8pm

Friday, September 8
Artist talk with David Scher followed by Q&A and a musical performance
6:30-8pm

Saturday, September 9
Poetry readings by Jeff Dolven and Aaron Kunin, with a poetry reading and performance by Brian Dewan
6:30-8pm

Sean Eden is a guitarist, composer, producer, and sound designer, who is also a founding member of the New York band Luna.

Jeff Dolven is a poet and literature scholar whose work focuses on the English Renaissance, New York School, and the relationship between poetry and education. He is currently the Behrman Professor in the Humanities Council at Princeton University.

Aaron Kunin is a poet and literature scholar who has published five books of poetry, including Cold Genius: A Book of Poems, 2014, and The Mandarin, 2008. He is currently an Associate Professor of English at Pomona College where he teaches early modern literature.

Brian Dewan is a multi-media artist whose work spans poetry, painting, film, furniture design, and musical instrument design. He has released a series of short films, entitled I-CAN-SEE Filmstrips, and is one half of the electronic music duo Dewanatron.

Buy tickets/get more info now